North Carolina State
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Université d'État de Caroline du Nord
La North Carolina State University est une université située à Raleigh en Caroline du Nord (États-Unis). La North Carolina State University ou NCSU fut fondée en 1887, sous le nom de North Carolina College of Agriculture and Mechanic Arts.
NCSU est actuellement dirigée par le chancelier James Oblinger, qui est devenu le 13e président en janvier 2005. Le précédent, Marye Anne Fox, a quitté ses fonctions en juillet 2004 pour diriger l'Université de Californie à San Diego.
Dans le domaine sportif, le NC State Wolfpack défend les couleurs de la North Carolina State University.
Chiffres
- Surface du campus : 8,5 km²
- Score moyen au SAT : 1193
- ratio étudiant par employé : 25:1
- ratio homme/femme : 3:2
- Nombre d'étudiants : 29,637
- Afro-américains : 8%
- Asiatiques : 5%
- Caucasiens : 84%
- Hispaniques : 2%
- Indiens d'Amérique : 0,5%
Dirigeants
Président
- Alexander Q. Holladay 1889-1899
- George T. Winston 1899-1908
- Daniel H. Hill, Jr. 1908-1916
- Wallace Carl Riddick 1916-1923
- Eugene C. Brooks 1923-1934
Doyen
- John W. Harrelson 1934-1945
Chancellier
- John W. Harrelson 1945-1953
- Carey Hoyt Bostian 1953-1959
- John T. Caldwell 1959-1975
- Jackson A. Rigney (intérim) 1975
- Joab Thomas 1975-1981
- Nash Winstead (intérim) 1981-1982
- Bruce Poulton 1982-1989
- Larry K. Monteith 1989-1998
- Marye Anne Fox 1998-2004
- Robert Barnhardt (intérim) 2004
- James L. Oblinger 2005
Voir aussi
Liens externes
Portail de l’éducation
Catégories : Université dans l'État de Caroline du Nord | Université américaine
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